Campaign India Team
Mar 28, 2023

Saad Khan joins DDB Mudra

Moves from FCB Ulka

Saad Khan joins DDB Mudra
Saad Khan has joined DDB Mudra as president and managing partner - growth and strategy. 
 
He moves from FCB Ulka, where he was chief strategy officer. Khan will be responsible for building strategic capabilities across West India.  
 
Rahul Mathew, chief creative officer, DDB Mudra Group, said, “For us, strategic thinking and creativity aren’t departmental functions. We’ve always believed our core to be great creativity built on strong thinking. And Saad embodies the same and will strengthen this belief; not just in the kind of work that we do, but in the conversations we have.”
 
Khan said, “It’s been around 21 years since Rahul and I worked together. My recent chats with him made me realise that we are still as passionate about advertising as we were a couple of decades ago. I am looking forward to hitting the road with him once more.”
 
In a career spanning over 25 years, he has also worked with Leo Burnett and Euro RSCG, among others. 
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